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Lift and level
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The best and cheapest way IMO is the use of an aluminum puck that goes between the front axle and the spring cup. You can buy a 2" kit on e-Bay from Summit Engineering for $50.00 shipped. I had a 1 1/2" one on my F250 before I got the lift. It was nicely made.
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Cheapest yes best your kidding right..
You will need a Castor set shims to regain the lost Castor from the lift. Longer shocks or extensions Adj track bar to relocate the axle as it will shift 1/2-3/4" per 2" of lift..its Geometry so no arguments from those who never took advanced math. Best..get a quality kit with longer better riding springs and the parts required to do this correctly: Icon, RCD, Bilstein etc. Cary |
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We offer a few different leveling systems:
2008-2010 F250/F350 SRW 4wd - Truck Toyz Store The best riding will be the Icon. |
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Definitely do the Icon leveling kit!!
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I have an ICON kit and love it.
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